Many of us took services and activities online so we could continue supporting our communities and beneficiaries during the pandemic and the restrictions this brought. With the uncertainty of future face to face delivery, and vulnerable individuals continuing to isolate, it looks like use of digital channels are here to stay.
But how can we build in interactivity and human connection to improve our online sessions, so they are not just a second class offering?
Please come prepared to share your learning from recent months with your peers.,
The session lasts 2 hours , and there will be an additional 30 minutes after that time for any questions and networking.
The session will cover:
• Things to think about when planning your sessions
• Interactivity and human connection ideas
• Different ways to manage conversations
• Different digital platforms and tools (with a focus on Zoom)
• Safeguarding considerations
Outcomes:
By the end of the session you'll:
• Be able to identify digital platforms and tools appropriate for you to us
• Be confident to embed interactivity and human connection into your online delivery
• Have learnt from your peers what has worked well for them
Trainer
Our brilliant, fun and creative teacher, Philippa Leary takes the fear out of mice and puts the power of the online world firmly in local people's hands. She loves helping community organisations use digital tools to sustain social change. Philippa, a trained teacher, and has been working in the voluntary sector for nearly twenty years and brings a passion and enthusiasm for charity communications.
Superhighways offers advice, training and support in all things digital to help small charities and community organisations in Kingston become effective, raise their profile, demonstrate their impact and work smarter.
